NetBox Zero To Hero - Video 3 - Adding The Kit

This is the video for the 3rd module of the NetBox Zero To Hero Training course: https://zerotohero.netbox.dev/modules/3-adding-the-kit/3-adding-the-kit.html

Hello and welcome to module 3 of the NetBox 'Zero-to-Hero' course. In Module 2: Setting up the Organization https://github.com/richbibby-NS1/netbox-zero-to-hero/blob/main/modules/2-setting-up-the-organization/2-setting-up-the-organization.md) you learned how to model an organization within NetBox, and how to use the Web Interface to both manually create individual objects, and bulk import objects using CSV-formatted data.

In this module we will continue to populate NetBox with data for our fictional organization. Our intrepid Network Engineer Eric will be adding the network devices that are going to be installed at the planned new Brisbane branch office, making use of the NetBox REST API (he's heard about these API things on the 'Router Nerds' podcast and is keen to learn how to use one).

By the end of this module you will be able to:
- Describe how NetBox models devices
- Use Postman to make REST API calls to NetBox
- Save time by making use of the community library of pre-defined device types

If you'd like to follow along with the examples used in this course, it's super easy to do, and you have a few options:

1. Run NetBox as a container with [NetBox Docker](https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox-docker) - This is the quickest way to get your own dedicated NetBox instance going and it only takes a few minutes to spin up on your laptop!
2. Follow the [official documentation](https://docs.netbox.dev/en/stable/installation/) and do a full installation all the NetBox components. These instructions have been tested on Ubuntu and CentOS Linux.
3. Use the public [demo instance](https://demo.netbox.dev/) of NetBox

The NetBox version used in the video for this module is v3.3.2, and the following course materials used in the demo are available:
- Postman collection (https://github.com/richbibby-NS1/netbox-zero-to-hero/tree/main/postman) for making API calls
- YAML files (https://github.com/richbibby-NS1/netbox-zero-to-hero/tree/main/modules/3-adding-the-kit/yaml_data) used for device types